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**amotoustict** · 04-23-2012, 09:24 PM

x86 has a lot of overhead ARM doesn't have. Intel's process advantage may make them marginally competitive, but they'll always be handicapped.

I get the point that the process advantage might never be enough, I was asking HC why it was wrong to compare a two-generation process lead to "brute force".

04-23-2012, 09:24 PM	#13
amotoustict Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 343 Senior Member	x86 has a lot of overhead ARM doesn't have. Intel's process advantage may make them marginally competitive, but they'll always be handicapped. I get the point that the process advantage might never be enough, I was asking HC why it was wrong to compare a two-generation process lead to "brute force".
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